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Meditech clients hire Dell Services and Navin, Haffty & Associates (NHA) twice as often as firms that advise on multiple vendor brands, according to a new report from KLAS. These two firms also had the largest share of Version 6.0 and Meaningful Use-related projects. Read more or listen to the podcast at healthsystemCIO.com. The Healthcare IT Solutions Exchange (HITSE) is a series of conferences aiming to bring hospital information systems users together to discuss how they select, plan, implement and support healthcare IT solutions. HITSE includes a wide range of educational opportunities, including panel discussions, user sessions and subject matter experts. Complete vendor list. Wondering about the . . . → Read More: First HITSE Conference is Coming Soon  Leave a comment  6.x Conversion, CIO Corner, MEDITECH  Bill O'Toole, Bobcat Software, conferences, Contract Considerations, CPM Resource Center (CPMRC) and The Shams Group (TSG), CPOE, Cupid Gascon, Dimensions Analysis, ECM, educational opportunities, Frank Fortner, healthcare IT solutions, healthcare IT solutions exchange, HITSE, hospital information systems, Hospitalist, Hyland Software, Iatric Systems, IntelliDose, IntrinsiQ, Lenny Weisberg, Magic, MD, MD MBA MS, MEDHOST, MEDHOST CPOE, Medical Oncology, MEDITECH 6.0, MEDITECH Advanced Database, MEDITECH Advanced Technology, Michael Zacks, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, O'Toole Law Group, Oswego Hospita, panel discussions, physicians, subject matter experts, user sessions Staying On FOCUS in a MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD World! The MEDITECH Advanced Platform, also known as Client/Server 6.x and formerly known as ‘FOCUS’, is among us and here to stay. Presenter: Frank Fortner, Iatric Systems, Inc. CPOE – From a Physician and Project Management Perspective This presentation will feature a discussion of CPOE . . . → Read More: MEDITECH 6.0 Educational Presentations Educational presentations include: Staying On FOCUS in a MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD World! by Frank Fortner, Iatric Systems, Inc. CPOE – From a Physician and Project Management Perspective by Dr Mary Ellen Pelletier and Carol Muhlbauer, Doylestown Hospital, Doylestown, Pennsylvania We All Know the Joy of Cooking Series … Now We Present the Joy . . . → Read More: MUSE and 6.0 Leave a comment 6.x Conversion, MEDITECH, Recent Items Advanced Clinical, Beacon Partners, Carol Muhlbauer, Chris Motts, computerized physician order e, CPOE, doylestown, Doylestown Hospital, Dr Mary Ellen Pelletier, ED, educational session, FOCUS, FOCUS Report Designer . Jen Kelly, Frank Fortner, Grand View Hospital, Iatric Systems, J Codes, Magic, MEDITECH Advanced Technology, MUSE, PCM, Pennsylvania, project management, Rachel Hudspeth, Summit Healthcare, Tara Marchi, transition by Frank Fortner Recently, there has been a growing trend of concern expressed by some sites (particularly MAGIC sites) about the possible migration to the 6.x platform. Some of this has been shared on the MEDITECH L-list while other concerns have come up in private conversations with various IT leaders. I’ve spoken with many . . . → Read More: Is 6.x For Everyone? by Frank Fortner One of the things Iatric Systems’ development team has been working on for the past few years is pulling data across from the MEDITECH Advanced Database (MAD) back to a job running in NPR. Yes, I realize it “can’t be done.” If only I had a nickel for every time . . . → Read More: It’s a MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD World – Part III 2 comments 6.x Conversion 6.x, Advanced Network Protocol, Advanced Technology, append-only, category data, coalescence, index data, MAT, medical record data, MEDITECH Advanced Technology, network protocol, NPR, object-based, patient name, patient visit, performance, relational database, speed, vital signs by Joel Berman As I noted in an earlier posting, the process of converting all the existing MAGIC and Client/Server sites to FOCUS (or the advanced technology formerly known as FOCUS), will take many years if not decades. We’ve recently been informed that MEDITECH has approximately 40 sites signed up for conversion for FOCUS . . . → Read More: FOCUS: When/Where by Joel Berman One of the reasons for the great success of MEDITECH’s MAGIC and C/S NPR systems is flexibility. Prior to NPR, users had very little opportunity to create custom screens, custom attributes, custom rules or custom report writer fields. In the days of $T and MIIS, users had to request customizations from . . . → Read More: When Wizards are King Take Our Poll by Frank Fortner Hocus, Pocus, the technology formerly known as FOCUS! Now you see it, now you don’t! It’s MAGIC! – ok not really, just a distant cousin. Rumor has it that after releasing the Client/Server 6.0 version, partially built on a brand new programming and database technology platform called FOCUS, MEDITECH will be . . . → Read More: What’s In A Name? |
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